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ARISES IN AN INSANE ASYLUM.

AKRON, Ohio, JAM tSpeciaD.-A horrible sta'e VI
affairs brought TO light hero by tho arrest o'
Keck for twenty years Of the insane de-
psrtment of the County Innmsry, charged with scandal
Gus conduct Ksck denies the charge and says nat "
made to break tho Of his charges against tue
srv nanaYemlent Or ferred some time ago. Tnrec cmr
drsn havr Seon born ut ths institution 70 Insane women
For years paupers and driveing fools ana tnoso M ,hs
inssne have been herded together men ana ~""e" ~ Wv
building where they are Kept
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THE FIRE RECORD.
TT ANE,s DESTROY A NEWSPAPER OFFICE.

NV O' 'fN'1'
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 7.-Fames were discovered In the
basement and first floor Ereng Telegraph building
and the one adjoining Nos 100, l0S and 10 South Third
ST. at l2:45 this morning and before the Fire Depart
ment could reach the place the flames had shot up through
an elevator used for hauling the stereotype forms OF The
Teleqraph the upper TO the lower floors While the
fire itself was extingulshed everything IN The 1deGrdh
building was drenched with water and the paper VIII
lose 50 the contents The origin of the hre M.
not been definitely settled upon but Lei believed that
calght from an OVerheated heater In the basement
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PITrsBuRG, Jan. (SpecidA.-For twenty years L. -
Rider of this city, been making experiments WIN 'no
object Of increasing the speed OF vessels anu
.n, doroht nv n change in The formation OF the hull
A, last be bas constructed boat with which he VIII
make test as soon as the river free from Ice Eng
neers pronounce his theory correct one. Inc poa'
which ia 36 feet long, Is known as the concave ooto'
the hull being built in right and left hand spiral lorn
from the bow TO the middle section Inc
ti,e hull IA such rs dspace the water III mahnui
closely appro Timatng to the waveline theory, Ieg
ming at the cutwater. The dispiacement Is S when
he reverse action OF begns Inc hs anesS
adna yhere the convex ends. Inc greater no spvoa
tbe fug power, the boat rising on tho WHer
e @ moving with greater speed Without any
increase In
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FOUND DEAD AT THE VAN DYKE HOTEL

George X. Abbott. who was formerly manager "a 'lo
Van DYKE HoteI No % Bowery was found dead last
evening In No 80 OF the hotel lie came 10 inc
about yesterday and went at once 10 ns 81 ,IU S,
Jeremiah Kenny, the night clerk, when ne cae on , I
last evening found the occupied py MI ATTa '
locked He got no the and found MI hDoos. i5
on the bed and tried To arouse him. The body Was co
and sti and Mr. Abbott hal been dead several nours
There nothing found In the room To indicate % ndv %
death wsa sucdal aud there marks on the voy
TO Indicate that there was any foul play Mr ApoJ,s
40 and has aimee been living No rs East One
snd.twsithst ao has Q sister living In East Seventy
fourthst
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TELEGR1PHIC NOTES.

TIE BRAZILIAN CouNTERFErTER sESTESGiikni, ,s iini,sd
ST Louis Mo- Jan 6J udge Treat to-day In the 1p,oe n
States District Court senlsnced Joseph h. White 81
Texas who has jail hero since August 1850. on
charge preferred the United state Government o o
feiting brazilian Treasury noIcs TO three years III o
tentlary His brother Lucus White. who turned otac wv
dence been In Jail here. will be released
DECORATING AN ANCIENT BURIAL GROUND,
MIppLKTowN, n. j., Jan G-Ex state Senator WiiiAn ~,
a detrc OF the VAN
das who burial plot on his iarIn anu @ r
box oOd bush hedges Inc pot MAS poeh u'o ~
burial purposes about 2OO years ox
EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS IN AN OLD APhV,N;;
AsBUnY PARK N J., Jan 6-Mrs. Christina Osborn NC me-
recently At Pleasant nneysiI lew us5s
her In she said had money enough 10 pay ny
burial peuses executor has So OOU mostly III so
which he tied up Ia old apron In bureau dra"e
her bed ROOM
MURDERED AT A PRAYER-MEETING ,u
EI DoKApo SPRINGS, Mo-, Jan. Sat the ChorIy tA,oy
school house place. Tuesday night A. "a
neug one raised disturbance. And upon oeins ~
oefed 10 desist by Clark drew kn'ie sha su %
xtteTs throat 0akcs arrested and Will have pfeni
inary hearing on sstar'iay ,u
wOUNDING HIS WIFE AND KILLING hiMsELliTIii asf liIi.,
CHICAGO BCharies Johnson. tailor .hot ~ Va
himself after VAN attempt q ti ne ws "a seeS
srsy he with his wio ami shc thres "
divorce He took revolver ron ar" m ~ sans
twice st his Wife siglty woundinR her end ths
siStns with fright TO re noo. Elscsc M %
head. nrsd Twice Ano o1oo insse~'V '
johnson mot seftoasly huxS
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TIM ,frSSEyGER WAS FIXED"

Or Iouts. Jan. (SpeciaD. Daniel Moriarity, the
o,,aI sauealer" in the Adams Express robbery was
brought to the city this morning. The most Important
he makes which has not yet been published
his ass. rton that when wtrock proposed the robbery
% him he said there would be as the
most OF IL In week He supposed to 6e hed mere iv
the purpose Of convictng the messenger %
ssble and thoreny protect the company from an eavy
damage suit Wtrock Haignt and Weaver were TAKEN 70
fhe nentenfiarY this morning.
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,EW PHASE OF TIE FISHERIES DISPUTE.

Boston, Jan. 6-An Ottawa dispatch TO The Adrerfser
says the fishery trouble and the recent elections
have tended TO bring about Cabinet breakup and that
John Costigan, Minister of Internal Revenue ana Mr'
Foster Minister OF Fisheries will probably resign IL Is
ss,ted that unless the United States makes
some looking toward settlement OF the s-
cry dispute Canadian Government Will back 10 the
old system of licensing foreign fishing vessels me
license will be charged, formerly upon the tonnage OF
cAgnl
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RIILROAD INTERESTS.

NO JOINT LEASE OF THE OREGON RAILWAY.
The directors of the Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany, at meeting yesterday voted against the proposed
lease OF the Oregon Railway and Navigation Companys
property jointly with the Union Pacific Railway Company
on basis OF per cent year the stock. Two OF the
directors who have been earnest advocates OF the joint
lease. unavodably absent II is understood that
the the question TO 4. The directors uIani
mousy voted to continue negotiations with the Union
Pacific for harmonious traffic relations in oregon ana
Washington Territory.
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DYING APaER DREA MING SHE WAS DEA d.

DYING AF4ER DREAAiHd SHE WAC ~ DN ,,,
PIrTsBus0, jan t,peciab b-About six weeks ago "s'
Fannie Barclay Of No 202 Bedford ave. had cream IN
which she saw her dead body laid out In CONN anu'
flowers and surrounded by sorrowng fucnas sne was
soon 10 be married ~ welknown yOung ousines, maa
and was IN the best OF health. she could not snaxo o
the effects of the dream however, and about wSok ~
was stricken down with fever. She died on TUESDAY
morning and buried 70 day
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CLOSING UP RUM SHOPS UNDER THE DOW La
CLEVELAND, Jan. tSpeciab-The County treasurer
today seized the effects Of twenty saoon'keepers VINO
have not paid their Dow law tax The Easements OF inc
two court houses stored with barrels and bottles OF
liquors and stock In general Tho section
OF the law making the tax lien upon the properly Wnere
the saloon situated makes landlords take personal
In the and that accounts for the large
number Of seizures. The County Prosecutor pfeucts
that fully oneth OF the saloons In the county Will DC
closed.
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MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.
PuIIl lpEIPIII, Jan. g Cpecab. Anthracite coal man
uacurcrs and steam sizes scarce here that the
Reading Company will only make contracts for them
from day 10 day Btumnous coal scarce because cars
cannot be obtained transport IL Prices Tor both KINDS
OF coal have sticncd rapidly. The Pennsylvania Railroad
will furnish the Huntington and Broad Top Railroad with
400 cars in which accommodate the spments OF SOFT
coal from the Piedmont region Of West virginia Last
wear tins coal all the Baltimore and ono
The hearing In the suit OF the Commonwealth against
the coal and trunk line pools which was To have been
held here this morning. has been postponed un tomor
row. because the absence from the city OF President
Harris and his counsel, Mr. Dickson.
CAPITALISTS OF this city who developing lands In
Southwest Virginia state that when their Investments
there are completed that they Will amount To al least
slO 1000. The explorations have revealed ore IN
many places twenty three feet In thickness ad rch III
perrenfagcs Of iron All Of these operations are IN
Nythe County the Cripple Creek extension OF the
Norfolk and Western Railroad
LITTLE ROCK, Ark Jan. (Npocab. To-day articles oi
association OF the louisiana Arkansas and Missouri Kali
way were nled with the Secretary OF state The road
runs from point In Ashley County TO Brnkley In Mon
roe County passing through the richest portion OF South
Arkan5as. .,,, IL,
An important suit affecting the legality OF railroad aid
bonds mas u. been instituted at MOrrtown III the Con-
way (ircitC ourt. IL brought by W. Is. Noithen
and Others gainst the Little Rock aud Fort tutn Kan
way This ella of bonds aggregates about Sl,2ooooo
an d nearly all are held In Ncw-lork City.
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FIRE IN A sHAMOKIN COLLIERY,

sHAMoKIS, Penn, Jan. Ga chamber In the Peerless
Slope portion OF the Henry Clay Coery owned by the
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company, was
discovered burning this morning The fire Is Increasing
RAPIDLY and defes all efforts get under control Ere
oueut EXPLOSIONS gas occurring and four men have
becn severely burned The Henry Clay Is the most cx
tensive mine owned by the Reading Company and EN-
ployes | 800
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THE pOpJrT ALTON OF FRANCE.

PARIS Jan. G-The census OF France for 1856 shows
total population OF 3s,21s, ,9O3, against 37672Ois In
1881 The population OF Paris has increased only 71OOo
against an Increase of 100000 recorded III lssl
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. rPrsTrF TO SUCCEED MIR. TILDEN.

PITrsBURG Jan. t>pcciaD. D.-Appcaton for the ap-
pointment OF a cotrustcc with Mr.. Lanier In place oi
Samuel J. Tildcn was made to-day in the United States
Court by Knox Reed OF Psburg. counsel for Charles
Lanier trustee OF $40 100000 Of bonds OF the tsburg
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway Company. The death
OF Mr. Tden left Mr. Lan!er sole trustee and he had not
succeeded In having cotrstee appoint ell mp 10 To-Day
The name OF General George W. Cass. who Is largely
interested In the Fort Wayne Company was suggested 10
Judges Mckennan and Acheson. and he was appointed
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roryDyRIyG OF THE SHIP HARVEY MILLS

rOTNDERTNG OF THE SHIP HdhFLI "IH1,"
SAN FRANCISCO, JAN Ga dispatch was rece"ou u,
this city to-day from san Pedro announcing 'ne ais
there of three of the crew OF the American sup
80 h,h as long been overdue at this port fro'a Seat
81, 0ron From these men IL learned that the vessel
,nnersd aud the only known survivors are Cusnna'
lou ,,rst mate and Alexander vogeur and jacob nrown,
as,nan T; is not stated many persons were aooa'"
of the snIp al the time of the disaster
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II pr.RsOy SENTENCED FOR EABEzzLEAbNr
puIApElrurA, Jan. Q tspee'at.-wiiliam r. rsAnvn'
VINO pleaded guilty before Judge Reed 70 inc n.,,s.
,on society by whom he had been employed e.
r and chief 6oofkeeper this afternoon 1 sSa ~
fenced 20 the Eastern Penitentaary ior TWO yoss' ~
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,.,,rnp rrrUs IOpgPUL OF A NEW TRIAL.

JAN1TOR IIIUS HOI TIT eH o1 " =, ,,.,,, h..
Ry1ytpRRE. NJ j., Jan. 6.-Chief Justice Beasiey h.S
changed the date for passing the death sentence on
itor TITUS convicted Of the murder OF i1iiie slnl'
Monday, January 24 Titus sleeps wen anu S..n "prs
.,., m hv rrash hope Hs counsel Judge shpman,
s"rss him that he viii get new TRIAL ior hl'n n
case will yo to the Court of Errors anu Appe~' ~ ~
February term.
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SUIT AGAINST THE MISSOURI PACIFIC.

ct. Louis. Jan 6.-John VI. Woodward today filed
suit against the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company Tor
81 100000 Mr. Woodward alleges that the above com
pany made contract with him by the terms OF which he
was for the Of $4,000 to prove that the ST. Louis
and Francisco Railway Company had forfeited all
charter rights To construct and operate railroad be-
tween Pacific Mo- and 81 Louis and that II had no right
OF way between these cities The contract also states
that he shall form accompany To constructs railroad oN
the Francisco road between these points
Ia be operard IN connection with the Missouri Pa'hc
latter road to hold - per cent and he - per cent
of the capital stock Of the road. Mr. Woodward al
eges that = Hayes first vice president Of the Missouri
signed the written contract but failed to perform
his part thereof By such failure Mr. Woodward alleges
that he has suffered damages the extent Of 81 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-07

f. b. STOCKBRTDGE NOMINATED IN MICHIGAN
LANSING, Jan. 8-The Republican members OF the
Legislature held caucus to night. Colonel f. b. Stock
bridge WAS nominated for United States Senator the
tenth ballot.
ltor .eork Of other LeatIatures. zee Second fagel
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ROME Jan 6.-Cardinal JacObni is In critical cond
ton He has been attacked with alarming symptoms OF
gout Dr. Ceccareh to-day told the Pope TO expect the
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Vincent has seized the Canadian tug Thistle of Cong
wood. for towing American boats in American waters
The offence committed the towing Of lighters to the
wrecked schooner Comanche where they were loaded
with corn and then towing them back to Sacketts Har
bor The fine imposed amounts to $50, being 90 cents
tJn on the vessels tonnage.
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MISSING WITH LARGE SUM OF NONEf.
The family friends OF Herman lieber OF NO. ia "sS
ave are alarmed concerning his disappearance lie whoo
and IL his place Wednesday TO go down
town lie had large OF with him ana ntonu
buy liquors.
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LAssArRE OLE A BOATS CREW.

PARIS jan 6-Advices from Alden say that the French
commander there las captured the rngleaders IN tne
m assacre OF O boats from Penguin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-07

GENERAL BULLARD SAFE AND Soo"D
prxvrp. Col. Jan e.-General Z. 2. Builard OF ~. =
tora. n Y, who was thought to have been ~
sa.,s r ,hs rtnd railroad disaster, arrived -
,.~r,,n. from Durango, Col Has In exesi'ss'
ansi leave for tho East tonight
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WILL TILE CINCINNATI SOUTHERN BE soLpi

COLuMBus. Ohio. Jan. t>Iccdb.-A bill will be pro
sented in the Legislature tomorrow providing for the
sale the Cincinnati southern karoad which. although
owned by the oty. operated by syndicate who have
leased 1t for term OF years Is argued by the hackers
OF this new hill that the road. which cost S23OOOOOO.
should be- sold while IL good condition. The c--ecs
have of letting the roai run down ." t"t
they might buy IL i'll wnen deprecated IN value
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INsrIgrLY KILLED BY FALL.
John H. hlwelsker age thirtyone OF No 4S2s hua'
a. vss ins,sutly killed last evening BY falling from 'hu
seoyy windav ct his homo
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aRIxED FOR TOWING AMERICAN BOATS.
Elueseox, Ont, Jan e.-Oollector Warren, Of Cape
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NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

The BLAME ON LORD RANDOLPH-The st. JaueSs
oestte this afternoon declares that Lord Randolph
Churchill ives responsible for what 1t calls the Anglo
American mail contracts blunder."
SUBMITTING no THE BRITISH H-Advices from Nandalay
az that the powerful burmese Chief Hla00 has submit
I'd 70 the British.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-07
EXPORTING WHEAT FROM THE CAUCASUS.

IARIs Jan. 6--M Lookroy Minister Of Commerce. an
ls1ness that wheat Of excellent quality and superior
fsgs has been exported for the first time by Russia
fsu NE CAucasus Large cargoes Of this wheat, ~
2ey seya have been sent 70 Odessa across the Black
- hum the poyfs Of POu and Batum destined for the
eeaa11o And the Euglish Channel
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at St. Louis, Philadelphia, BaIti-
more, Cincinnati, and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS June Flour quiet and easy; pat
ents, 81 25 a 80 Wheat lower early in the day a
crop months and 2ac June and did not recover at
the closes No. red, cash. Sc; June, s3as0s5 l9c.
bid August. soosa 81 5sc closing at sO7sc; Septem
Der: s17s0s2sac closing at s21sc: October s3la0
closed !49lsc below yesterday: cash. 37c June.
nonlinay 36lae; July 36la0s6ssc closing at lsc;
August, 81 aac, closing at 80 bid. Oats nomi
nally unchanged: cash. 27ia 02sl4c; June 27c Rye
quiet and lower at 6c. Hay fairly active; timothy.
at &C. Eggs lower at lie. Butter steady: cream
cry , d4917c dairy, Io014e CoTn;neal active at
stiff. Pork-Irreguar new. $15. Lard, 64Oc- Dry
salted meats-shouders boxed, 5.75c; long clear.
7.62l9c; clear ribs 775c: short clear. 1900. Bacon
Shoulders. boxed 625c long clear, S.3 12c: clear
ribs. s,37is0s;5oc short clear. s.67la0s 75e,
brl5; wheat 10000 bu; corn. AZ 600 bu; oats IT.
600 en r 81 Sn bur-
oats $4,000 bu; rye none; barley, none.
PHILADELPHIA June 9.-Flour steady but quiet.
e4Ss4iac; 9. August S1ia BE- September
Ola Corn-Spot firm; futures dull; No; mixed.
do in grain depot, 4sc: No. 2 high mixed on track
4sc; No 2 mixed June, 461a D47ioc; July. 47l4 a
oata sc Aos n fair i demand No White
ungraded white, 373c; No. 2 white 3S OBS l2c:
s7e J 93ge:s ~ - sep
TENDER 34135c Provisions-F'air lobbing demand
sna 20 family oher articles
unchanged ReceptsaFlour. 3. 100 brls; wheat.
ments-Whest, 169. 800 bu; corn. 1000 blu; oats,
10 400 bu.
BALTIMORE, June 9.-Wheat-Western lower
closing dull No winter red, spot, 94A 094 7sc:
June 94aa a95c; July. 927s9931sc; August, ola
9ll4c; September. 9O409 1sc. Corn-Western
steady and dull; mixed. spot. az l4047asc: July AZ
647lac; August. 4sl4c asked Oats easier and dull;
Western white, IS 03S12c; Western mixed 340
lac. Provisions steady and dull. Coffee firm and
quiet at 22022l2c. Other articles unchanged Re.
ceutsFlour 6. 1913 brls; whe;lt, 461 600 bu; corn,
IL 900 bu; oats. s 200 bu; rye, 1000 Blu. Ship
ments-Flour. IL : Id brls; whee,t. 80, 600 bu.
CINCINNATI, June 9.-Flour firm. Wheat easier.
No. red, SSc; receipts. $500 bu; shipments
5000 bu. Corn firm No mixed, Ale. Oats
steady; No. 2 mixed 90 029l9c. Rye quiet No. =,
CSC. Provisions quiet and unchanged Whisky firm;
sales, SO brls finished goods basis of 81. O5.
Butter dull Eggs weak and dropping at 11l20 lie.
Cheese quiet Sugar quiet.
TOLEDO. June 9.-Wheat active and steady; July,
s5ac bid. s614c asked: August. S4Ssc bid, 81 78c
asked: September. S5c bid December SIC bid. Corn
dull; cash, 395sc bid; July, 40i4c bid Oats quiet;
August. 6l2c bid. Receipts-Wheat, 16, 600 bu;
corn Q. O0O bu. Shipments-Corn, 81 900 blu; oats.
1000 bu.
DETROIT. June 3-Wheat-No- 1 white. cash,
Ssc asked Michigan red. cash, S9sac No red, cash.
s9l2c asked; June S914c; July, S6lac; August,
s5l4c. Corn, doc Oats-No. 2. SOC; No. 2 white.
;53l9c. Receipts-W heat, IA 400 bui corn, 4, 500
bu; oats, A, 700 bu.
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flew back to 92a 993c. Between soc and 92c its
movements were very erratic. and showed much
nervousness the part of the tailers. The
trading in june limited. but the aggregate
volume Of business in the futures was very
heavy. On the afternoon board June clossd at
923c and July at S5sc. There wss little more
doing in corn to-day speculation being rather
larger than noted yesterday, but the general tone
one of weakness. Business mainly of
n local scalping character and the country
ders received were generally from parties who
were DESTROYS of covering their short sales of
July and selling the longer futures against corn
in the crib Opening prices were fracuonally
lower than yesterdays close July opened at
394c, sold to 39c. reacted and closed at the
ing figure. Oats for this and next months de-
livery were in very good demand and stronger,
June closing at 254c. The new-crop futures,
the other hand, were offered more freely and
ruled weak, August and September resting at
2asc July opened at 264c. sold to 262c and
closed at 262c> In the provision market the inn
provement witnessed yesterday was more than
sustained. Short ribs attracted the principal
attention, though in lard the trading for for
ward delivery exhibited fair freedom from the
start Short ribs particularly active.
Parties who had unioaded sold short on the
Florida yelloy fever scare were again urgent and
liberal buyers. and higher prices prevailed. July
ribs opened at 4 SIZE and sold up to 81 4c. clos
ing at Z. 65c. Lard was strongly held. July adj
vanced l0c during the day. opening at 662kc and
closing at 6.72lc. The leading futures ranged as
foil
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The Jobbing Trade.

seconds, s14oo1.5o; 2pound standard. ST.
SI.25 $50; Yarmouth. ST 350140 Misceilane.
ous-Blackberries. 2-pound, 100 SOC: raspberries
oysters, 1-pound fun weight, 90c0$1; light, $50
string beans 7508Oc; Lima beans, $1.35DI. so;
peas. marrowfat zoe 0S1 %; small 81 40 lob
sters. 81 80 az To- red cherries. s 05 20; goose
berries, so a 9Oc; Strawberries, 81. 1O01Z0
COAL AND COKE.
Block, 1925 p tom Minshan S3. o5 % ton; Jack
City. 81 y ton; winifrede, 81 p ton; CampbeIl
Creek, 81 " tom Hooking. 1917 " ton; Island City
Biossburg S. : ton Daggar Peacoci) lump SIS I'p
ton nut, So. so " ton; chestnut No. and stove
on Gas COKE COKE
13c y bu So. % ~ load. All soft coal nut size,
SOC u ton less than the above prices on the same
Alcohol. $2.O5021O; axafoetida, coarse; alum
form. as 5oc: coOpepas bris So SO; cream tar
tar, pure 4o042c; indigo. soc 0S1 licorce Calab..
morphine, P & W. p oz. SIS. 1908 IS: madder. II
0l4c; oil, castor y gal 81 50 60; oil bergamot,
w. p o.. IS 97oe; balsam copaiba. 56055e; soap,
CASTLE, FRI II 016c soda, bicarb.. Ala a &C. salts.
s6e tarpensine 42@4se I sToeriBe od1de
potass 50. 9o03 bromine potass.. 214sc; chlorats
carboic acid so 055c
OILs-Linseed oil, raw. 42043c p gal: boiled,
10 D4oc; coaoll legal test, S4 % Id A2c Dank 4Oc;
best straits 45c: Labrador, 6Oc; West Virginia lu-
bricating. 2o030c miners. 65c. Lard Oils-No L.
50D55c; do extra So a Coo.
WHITE LEAD-Pure 61496iac; lower grades. 5l7
acc
DRY GOODS.
TIcKINGs-Amoskeag AGA. 14lsc; Conestoga BE.
15c; Conestoga extra 10 lac; Conestoga Gold Medal
lac; Conestoga Goa, lee Conestoga "A. 10c Con-
estogaX &c: Pearl River, 1212c Falls OBO 32-inch
13 i2c Methuen IA. II lac; Oakland A, 7c: Swift
River. &c; York 32ineh. 12l2c; York 3o-inch lse
BLEACHED Blackstone IA, 1l2c; Bal
lou g. Son. 6l2c; Chestnut Hill. &c; Cabot IA. 7lac;
Chapman Y. DC; Dwight Star. s. Slac, Fruit of the
vile. slac New York Mills. 1Olac; Our Own. sac;
Pepperell 81, Ice; Peppereu 1O-4, 21c Hills Sc;
Hope 7lsc; Knights Cambria, 712c; Lonsiale Cam
brio. III sc; Whitinsvile 33inch. 6iaci Wamsutta.
I0i2c.
MISUNDERSTANDING. 7lsc; Bates, 7c Gloucester.
6l2c; Glasgow 6lsci Lancaster, 7l2c; Ranelnans